Integrity 150 User Manual
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INTEGRITY 150 BASICS
OVERVIEW
The Integrity 150 is Globalstar’s next-generation solar-powered satellite tracking and smart data
management device. Engineered with open-source common architecture, the Integrity 150 offers
a simplified design with the newest hardware and software capabilities and an abundant amount
of storage to support the most demanding development requirements.
The core functionality of the Integrity 150 is to process GPS satellite signals to obtain its position in
terms of longitude & latitude and transmit this information over Globalstar’s Satellite Network via a
maintenance free, self-charging solar device. In addition to the standard capabilities found in most
Globalstar tracking products, the Integrity 150 has fixed or interval location reporting, change of
location and motion alerts, reduced messaging and theft alert, and raw payloads.
The Integrity 150
can be configured for your custom applications assuring that your critical information is captured and
transmitted over the Globalstar network. Using built-in components, or external BLE sensors, allows
ultimate control of the information you need to meet your specific needs.
The I
ntegrity 150 is configured via a profile over the Bluetooth® interface. The profile contains all the
configurable parameters needed to perform the desired functions that compose the transmitted
messages. The profiles can be created and edited via the Globalstar portal.
MODES OF OPERATION
The Integrity 150 can be configured to operate in one of four different tracking modes:
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Standard Messaging
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Reduced Messaging (Change of Location)
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Theft Alert
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Geofence
STANDARD MESSAGING
In Standard Messaging Mode, the Integrity 150 reports its position at regular time intervals that are programmed during the
configuration process. Standard Messaging Mode can also be configured to utilize the Integrity 150’s internal
motion/ vibration sensor. If enabled, the Integrity 150 will transmit its position at independently configured regular time intervals
when
the device is In Motion.
Location messages can be programmed to be constant (Interval Messaging) or the device may be configured to send messages at
specific times up to 10 different intervals in sequence (Time(s) of Day Messaging). Message intervals can range from 35 minutes to 45
days, with one-minute resolution.
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Example of Message Interval:
The Integrity 150 is configured to report once every 24 hours when not In Motion and every
two hours when In Motion. If the Integrity 150 went into motion at any time of day the Message Interval while In Motion would
be every two hours beginning when the Integrity 150 started moving.
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